The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-07-07

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! L0CAL NEWS. /
q. O. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
twill soon be time to SOW your turnip
seed.
Cow peas are in demand now at fair
I prices.
The wass ssrmSelon 4 m crop in the County Is
prom1ising:
Anderson needs, and should have, an
ice factory.
The local travel on thu railroads is very
z good at present.
Mr.. W. Y. Holland, of Atlanta, was in
ithe. city on Monday. i.ai
Gen. WV. Humphreys is confined to
his bone from sickness. ,f,ffs-
Misses Eva and Lucille Nardin are Wis.
iting friends in Elberton, Ga.
Mrs. Mesmith has gone to spartanburg
tospend two or three months.
The Normal Institute begins its session
at Williamson next Monday.
Misses Virginia and Maggie Evans are
visiting friends in Union, s. G.
Streetoverseer MCGEE has large force
of hands at work on the streets.
q Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Reed have gone to
Tallulah Falls to spend q few weeks.
There were two interments in the Mt.
Tabor (colored) cemetery on Monday.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Anderson Female Seminary.
The Abbeyille Medium has correspon-.
dent from Martin Township, this County.
Mai. E. B. Murray killed very large
blue crane at his fish pond last Thursday
i night. ,.....
Anderson County will probably be rep
resented in this Tournament at Greenwood
on the Nth 1nst
DRY Westmoreland, ons of Greenville's
leading citizens. spent two or three days
in the city last week.
Mr. 3. 8. Hill and family and Mr.. g. F..
Jones and family are sojourning awhile at
Franklin Springs, Ga,
Mr.. A. w. Adams and bride have re.
turned from q visit to relatives In Hart
well and Elberton, Ga.
Our young townsman, Paul Sharpe,
has decided to move to Spartanburg and
go into business this fall.
NIB. F. Moss made visit to Athens,
Ga, last week. he reports the classic
city' as being on boom.
A party of our citizens spent Monday
s on the banks Of Seneca River fishing.
They had very good luck.
Business Of all kinds is dull, and the
streets Of the city present Sunday ap-
pearance almost every day.
"Ona more good rain and the corn crop
in my section will be made" said far
mer in our hearing, Monday.
nMesrs. p. s. Mahaffey and W. J. Comp
: ton. Executors, offer some valuable land
$ for sale. See advertisement.
A beautiful rainbow Yves witnessed in
thelsouthwestern sky on Monday morn
ing by some offthe early risers.
Mr.. a. B. Carpenter, one of Pelzers
pophlar and energetic young merchants,
paid US call Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. LIP, Smith, who has been sick for
week or more, Isl. we are glad to say,
able to be at his post Of duty again.
The unwelcome "bill pushers' made
their usual rounds last Friday, but we
don't think they met with big success.
at meeting Of the Pioneer Fire Com
panyson Monday night, Maj. E. B.. MUIR
ray was elected Attorney for the Conn
pany.
Benjamin Guy ton, an aged and respect
: ed colored citizen, died at his home in this
city on Tuesday afternoon, after brief
illness.
The negro boys;of the city seem to take
considerable interest in base ball. They
have two or three clubs, and play nearly
every day.
The GlorioupF Fourth passed off quietly
and without demonstration in Anderson.
It being aslegal holiday, the Bank and
Postoface closed their doors.
Misses Ayleste and Cecilia Chalmers,
two of Abheyille's popular young ladies,
are in the city visiting the. family ofitheir
uncle, Mr.. J. ". Trowbridge. aiiils Q
Our young friend, Prof. W. e. Brea-
zeale, left on Monday for the University
OF Virginia, where he goes to take two.
months course in engineering.
The Donaldsville Base Ball Club will
play match game of ball with the An
deraon Club on tomorrow (Friday) after
noon. and also on Saturday morning.
Mr.. John NJ. Geer, ,Iof Beltou, has been
appointed a. Notary Public. We would
like to be present when our young friend
is called upon to perform his first mar
riage ceremony.
Dr. Lander, of Williamson, occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist Church in this
city last Sunday night, and preached, as
he always does. most interesting and
practical sermon.
Married. at the residence of Mr.. NJ.
Alexander, on June 2sth, 1857, by D. 81.
Hammond, Notary Public. Mr.. D. F.
Kelly and Miss Lula McAlister. All Of
Anderson County.
4. Ills greatly refreshing to hear old far
mers discuss the glorious crop prospects.
There never was happier class and none
more thankful for the blessings that are